Episode Summary
A young college student never comes home after a night of dancing. All the evidence suggests she’s been murdered, but if her body is never found, can her killer ever be brought to justice?
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Episode Info
Gina Hall
Gina Hall
Gina Hall
Gina Hall
Gina's sister, Dlana Hall
Stephen Epperly
Stephen Epperly
Bill King
Harras II and John Preston
Vicki Koch
Everett Shockley
Bill Cranwell
Under the Trestle: The 1980 Disappearance of Gina Renee Hall & Virginia’s First “No Body” Murder Trial by Ron Peterson Jr.
The Miraculous Journey: A Day Made in Heaven by Dlana Hall Bodmer
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Episode Source Material
- Father offering reward for daughter
- Psychic aids search for coed
- Dad prays for missing coed
- Man charged with murder of missing Radford coed
- Murder trial goes into third day
- Despite Epperly conviction, efforts to find body continue
- Stephen Matteson EPPERLY v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia
- Stephen Matteson EPPERLY v. COMMONWEALTH of Virginia Appendix To Brief
- Stephen M. Epperly
- Stephen M. EPPERLY, Petitioner-Appellant, v. E.L. BOOKER, Warden; Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Respondents-Appellees.
- Under The Trestle by Ron Peterson Jr.
- Gina Hall’s 1980 murder becomes the subject of new book
- Murder, but no body: Three W&M alums and their role in a landmark Virginia case
- Sunday marks 40 years since Gina Renee Hall murder
- 40 years later, some of Gina Hall’s remains found in Pulaski County
- I cannot emphasize how incredibly sheepish I feel right now
- Coincidences Seen In Coed’s Murder